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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13
real ESTATE AGENCY
j. B. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent 1t
IRELAND. : IND.



10 acres TX miles east Of Huntingbsrg. - acres N
timber balance IN cultivation. 70 acres In ms.1.s
LOO house and barn good orchard. good farm frice
90 per scre; easy terms
rs acres. mile scush q Huntinebars. 9 serss u
barn good orchard plenty Of water. Price - per
acre: half down. balance on easy terns-
House and s~o lots q Hunsingburs. to rooms sns
cellar good lots On Jackson street Price -; An
down; easy terms for baian-e.
farm q III acres. one mile south % Ireland and
four miles west Of Jasper about - seres ~ eniuse-
don ys land ;Gms s.ss -, ,'s s,"a f.
Price ~ per acre; terms easy.
1Ooh acres miles Of Ireland. 5 acres essred
balance good timber poplar. vhite and c.sck csk:
veil: Just hide rolling; enough God sins~ - :. 2
pay Tor u; plenty efv.ssr; mile q ~ -; rs
house and log stable ~ r.r sore hah down. 81
snce II one and Two years ~ per cent.
10 acres miles IRON vsipen. Pike county. niles
south west fFsn Ireland Ia acres cleared. balance y
timber plenty o. water land rolling. acres IN e!o-
situated on sood public road near heol "a ehsreh
: soss cheap isrn.
- ssrss. * niles nsrth,v q ireland 1i..
ane< IN eood timber little we land. god two
story frame house. log barn. oreherds pls.sy q ~
ter. splendid iasn and good neisheorhe'd' - -
acre.
| 117s< acres about $50 IN cultivation tsc ioe
houses orchard plenty Of good water, land rolling.
miles vest % Ireland, - per acre. good cheap f>n,
terms very easy-
"a acres lsp cleared and In cuifivsfcn - IN rood
white oak timber good barn almost new. good house
log and frame. too nsh ponds good orchard. land In
good state o. cultivation and lays very VEIL miles
aid grain and stock farm very desirable
10 acres shout - cleared. eccd fane house
ard COED frame barn. good orchard, nab pond. .
west ofirsiand. Us per acre; terms easy.
~ acres on white river. miles north o. Orwell
30 IN BOTTOM balance on bill. - acres IN dead
enough timber 70 than half pay for farm. good
frame house. feed lots and plenty % living
A very good farm. - per acre; terms eaey.
80 scres - acres cleared bslssc~ IN timber good
new frame house. good new frame house. cost about
Io1ooo good bsss good young orchard plenty u
Ipart u The land broken. balance rolling. Roc5 so,
some Of the farm little worn. miles weet 81 Jasper.
lon public rosd, splendid stock and grain EARN Rrisl
leo per acre; haifdosn sDt easy terms Reliance.
nOUoRs AND IOfs. pORTERsvIflx.
ROD hsns 6wslhng ard store house. bssA aInsc~I
Isrsss, 81 susII lfsI q 81 iis1s; q ecsd psrs 4
Isswn rrcs -; tssns sasy; vsry dssIsssIs pssp.
lesv.
Dwslliss. BEN. sssss hssss. ss6 isss 4 porar
vIs, eco1 esehas6, store house ai4ssst new
Irtss kigh - - -. rood counfess and sAsivinR n
feet everytbma n good sAap< and ~ che best pie
lees u oouthsrn Indiana tcr Sore, RIB farrsnc
connlry sIl arennd rood church ~ sckoo snA eosl
people Price olsoo; ecop cash. and bslssce N ~
and twelve msnths- \ good chsnes Cor some one
get good bargain.
April y, isss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

GaREN's REAL EsTATR BULLETIN.--
ThIs q The name Of very creditable 3D.
vortls|ng -heel, published last week By
IN. r Green. Of duff r. o., In this coua'
~. The Bulletin sets out Ia glowing
terms the advantages Of Dubois county
lee = residence. both lor agvtculluraiiets
and manufhcturera and Offers several vaI.
|nobls lsocls for sale. New b The time .
|puFchaoo FOR profit.
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ava lot ofrailrosd teams, hsnds and
scrapers psssed through Jasper Satur-
day o. II II way 70 work near Hawss-
villo and Troy, On The Louisville and
% y ensboro railroad. some ~ our cisI.
ssns we're enlhusIsslIc, believing work
Was 70 begin BY them Immediately on
the vlncennes end Jasper road. They
will have % walt little while yst.
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Warm weather has again set in, and Of
evenings the usual number Of young
girls may be seen standing on corners Of
the front gate waiting to 'catch : fel-
low Many Of them are young and
giddy, and no matter who comes along
and invites them out for : promenade,
they are ready to accept the invitation
A young girl may accept IN invitation
for an evening stroll with the purest Of
motives, but the forked tongues Of the
scandal mongers are always on the alert,
and when they see young girl hanging
on the arm Of some dude gadding the
streets until IL or IL o'clock every night,
they will not let her escape their venO-
nous tongues, and ere the innocent girl
dreams OF such woe, she will b chased
among the common street walkers, and
will be compelled to seek society with
those whom she has been so cruelty
ciassed. There 10 no harm in An even
ing STROLL occasionalIy-it IL : pleasant,
healthful recreation. But when arm In
arm gadding the streets six nights out q
every week, alone characterizes the ct.
sention between young gentleman and
lady, IL il indiscreet to say the least
Mothers should keep a eye on theil
daughters where they sre and Who they
are with. By % doing they nay savs
them from untimely ruin and everlsst'
ing disgrace. oakland City Enterprise
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Not : few Of the citizens % Jasper have
recently become greatly excited over the
astounding facts, that several Of their
friends who had been pronounced "
their physiclans . incurable and beyond
al 0po-eu6ering With that dreaded
monster Consumption have been COM
pIetely cured By Dr.. Kings New Die
covery for Consumption, the ooly rem
edy that does positively cure sll throat
and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
snd Bronchitis. Tri0l bottle free q
Aehringer Bros. Dr. esoss. Large
bodies 81. l.
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0nnNEvIteb Be made. Cat this ont and return
mIIml III "a a.. and will <<nf yon free.
something 81 great vslue and Inn
"IIMu \ po~-anc< 70 ycu. that wtil start yvu
uvUSuveu u bn<ins<< uhi<b uiil bring you In
more money night away than any
king else n this wcrid Any 10 The work and
live q home xshsr en- aGss Something ~. that
last coins money ~ I'll workers Ne uiii start ron
capital no, needed This % a the genuine IN
rcrtans chances ~ lifetime. hose uho are ambitious
and ensefpri>sng gill not dslay- Grand ossnt free
Addre~< TsrK ca. Augusta nsins- ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

FARM ron SALE. The farm g The
crossihg Of the railroad and Pasoka river,
q 237 acres q for sale. Good coal land !;
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply q
Courier ONCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

0IMr. Andrew Cummins, Who bed
The fight with Mr.. Ad. Hsrod, 10 Men.
Cor, and from the effects % which Il b
oaid uarod afterwards died, Wss arrested
q Grimm, Ills, aud brought back, ami on
Saturday was taken before Esq. ZoeIlss,
when be waived q examinstion and
gave bond In The sum Of $4,000, % sn.
ever any indictment which the next
Grand Jury may 6nd against him. His
three brothers went o. his bond, and
Andrew % not frightened q the probable
outcome, - be thinks be was justi6ed,
and that the death Was caueod more By
negIert than By the injuries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

rF The competition betwess The agri-
cultural machine men ID Jasper 10 % &C.
tive that danger Of drowning 10 high
water does NOT deter them from seeking
customers. Last Friday the energetic
and successful: agent o. The ''unrivalIed
Triumph Mr.. George Wagner, ~
heard By some farmers in upper Har.
bison township Iustily calling from IN
open - Of water for help, and upon Be.
ing discovered be was found up : tres
near bridge which w. covered with
water, mailing Triumph" signs % The
top limbs, while the water bad washed
his buggy on the bridge, and the fhithfu|
horse wa covered with water, hanging
his nose over log to keep Il above ~
ter. Messrs. Henry and Chris Harder
aud their sons rescued the horse BY cut
ting the harness. and George descended
from the tree, glad be was alive, but no
the least discouraged, and waded th'
water to the distant shore, prafslng th'
Harder men, and TIE Triumph alter
natsly, for the rescue Of bic horse. ID.
buggy bad 70 be len till the water fell
hit George sold machine, nevertheless
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Proceedings q rowa Board.
The town trustees NJ n regular 80.
sIon q Towa hall. Nay oh. 1857 81 the
member presenG
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE Il hereby given to the share
IN holders Of the Jasper Building, Loan
Fund and Savings Association. that on
MONDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1887,
1t 80 o'clock p. m, at the Courthouse,
In the Town Of Jasper, Dubois county,
Indiana, there will be . regular annual
meeting OF said shareholders. for the
purpose OF electing five 90 Directors Of
said Association, TO serve Is such for
one year, commencing June 18th, 1887
and ending June 18th. 1888.
All the shareholders OF said Assocta'
ton are requested 10 attend. The cleo.
ton will be conducted BY ballot, and
every shareholder 10 entitled to ~ many
votes - be holds shares in said Associa'
ton.
witness my hand, this the lsth day Of
May, A. d. 1857.
VIZ. a. TRAITOR, President.
GGoRGE II. WILSON, Secretary.
J. B., L. +. y 8. A.
Nav 18th. l607-3W.
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The ordnance exempting members Of
The Fire Company from street work vas
and they are expected to work
The streets The same - other people,
The old Board then adjourned sine
de. and the new Board Was sworn III.
md orgAnized By elscting s. Knebler.
President. George J. Julf and John r.
EgG, Clerk and TrOasurer elect. pre-.
oentsd their oaths and bonds, which
were approved By the Board.
The Board then sdjoursed 70 meet
"wednesday night
Board met May llth. parsuaat @ d.
All members present.
Joseph Roelle, ex-Trensurer. presented
the following report, which was BY the
Board examined and approved:
re~" r'sssu'sf,t2{ E'per . My On.
Balance % hand Nay LEI, 1889 : 67H
Received Of County Treasurer Liza IS
saloon license 600 10
Road work 5000
P6ddlers' license ITO
Show license 500
Total amount received Sl.s77 q
TOTAL KxPEsDI1UREs.
Paid ont On town orders ol,sos -
Interest on same 81 Of
on bonds 60 o.
Interest on outstanding orders III So
Total expenditures olJesl 81
RscAFIrULATloS.
Total receipts t1.977 -
Total expense 1,6A -
Balance on hand 3 1855
JoslPE RoELLs, Treas- T. o. J.
The following shows The amount end
kind Of Indebtedness OF the town:
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WORKING CLASSES l! 1! /: Z! \.

classes vifh employment q home. fhs vhsIs q Ne
time. q Tor their spare Business n<w. xkt
and probable Persons = either 90 easily earn from
- cents 20 go pr evening. snd proportional
~ tevoting al their time % the business npys and
girls nearly much men hat al We 80 this
may send their address, and test the business us make
this otter 70 such . are not ven satisfied ~ u1Ii
send dollar 70 pay for The troube u writing Yul,
particulars and olfnt fts. Address Gronsr srrwsos
Co, Portland. Maine 10y
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
The Stage House at Bingham.

Mr.. A. +. Adams, the owner of the
Stage House at Bingham, resumes the
management of it at an early day and will
be prepared to entertain the travelling
public, as well as those who desire to
spend any part Of the vacation season
among the hunting and fishing haunts Of
the Kenncbcc.
This house Is very pleasantly situated
twenty-five miles above SkOwhegan, and
twenty miles below the Forks and within
easy distance from several famous fish
ing places among which are Rowe Pond
six miles by good road and Garry Ponds
ten miles, six of which is directly up the
river on splendid road and through fine
scenery.
In addition to this, Bingham is the
centre Of a remarkable fine country for
drives on good roads, with scenery un-
surpassed by any in Maine. Mr.. Adams
has livery stable connected with his
house and will furnish good turn-outs or
drive parties to any place they may desire
to visit ON short notice
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
Watervllle Sensation

The intense excitement OcCaSi0ned in
Wateryillc by the mysterious disappear
ancc Of Miss Maud Mason aud bostlcr
by the name Of Blair, was relieved Tues
day evening, by the return of Miss Mason
to her home, to the great JOY Of her par
ents, and the appearance of Blair upon
the streets. He was arrested but told If
hc would leave town and keep away he
could 20, which he did. Great excite
mcnt was manifested when he was arrest
ed and coat of tar and feathers was
talked Of. Maud's explanation is, that
she and Blair walked and talked together
not dreaming of the latcncss of the hour !;
that it being warm she hitchcd her horse
and they sat talking until aroused by the
parties searching for her; that they were
both frghtcn Il and ran Il mile or more
to another piece of woods and feeling
afraid to be seen in daylight were wait
ing until evening when she was going
home. Blair is quite young man, with
n family, consisting Of a wife and child
His wife left Wat"rville a few weeks ago
for the west, and since then he has been
considerably in the company Of Miss
Mason, for whom he seemed to have IA
strange fascination. Miss Mason is Of
good family, an expert horsewOman. and
has hitherto been considered of good
reputation. Her family have entire CON
lidenCc in her statement.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used Boschee's Germdr Syrup to let its
'ndcrful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate re.
lief Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
30, 900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was re-
ported, Such a med cine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known Ask
your druggist about it. Regular size, 10
cents. Sold by all Druggists and Deal
ers, in the United States aud Canada.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
Maine Representation at the Sun
day school invention.

Maine viii have INC foIlWing representation
at the great International Sunday School Con-
yention. Chicago, June /, 2,
Rev. A. X. +. Small, d. d., and S. S. Sup.
erintendent Brunei, Portland; Rev. II. F.
Torey, u. d., kcnt's Hin; a. X. p. Jordan
John +, Cobb, Auburn; Rev. Geo VI. Howe,
Lewiston; Rev. B. +. Snow, Willard; a. g
Dewey, Portland; II. II. Nevens, Deering
Rev. \. Z. button, lIoulton Rev. A. S. Ladd
Bangor; T.. X. Payson, w. $ Corey, Portland.
Rev. b. =. Snow, who is a member of the
executive committee Of the convention, started
for Chicago on Wednesday via Montreal. DIR.
Small and Supt Brunei left on Monday b,
special train from Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
Shad for Maine Rivers.

Commissioner Stillwell say that the planting
Of the shad in the Penobscot this week was the
most successful ever made by the fish com
mission. The shad will nearly all live, he
thinks. When put into the water they were
50 small that only the closest observer could
distinguish them. At the head of each tiny
fish little sack was noticed. This contains
their food for the first four days Of their cx-
istcncc, after which time the hsh commences to
shift for himself. The whole 100000 fish and
their planting cost the State nothing, he cx
pense all bring borne by the general govern
mcnt. The process Of shld culture will be
continued next year, when another lot Of eggs
will be brought To- the rivers in Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
COUNTY NEWS

SrAgk>-T.e Bulletin >ay- Mane'>
hr>t Arber u ~a> 'ii-insb observed 5y
tie fsmih i : y. 6teeulraf. nearly all
the >5ns auH daughters hcins present.
an The day aa> >ort Of a family re-
union an3 Ma spent IN trAu>plant.ng
tree and >hruhbrry More than a hun
drei tres were >et ouf aHl Thy are %
arranged a. u look very beautiful Mr..
=. has made very pretty Improvement
10 front Of his buildings. by placing 4
val with the v RI in front 81 L. fra>e
graded irsrl with tie top of tAc wall aai
s.ep- leading to the house; upon eth T
-itie If the steps ! cedar Arag- Nj.
o. farm Presented a Nerk pretty aFi'ear-
aucc He la j large fcla 4 onions
which ar moss okrr laHr inches Aian aud
tArrc acre u peas Thar ara lar!s enough
- hoe. \ litle NAV from tin lau>e just
over tlr BILL ! where hc j. building a
trout pond H. vii have It completed hX
IA. AMI lien BE- lntrni> 10 rai-c BIZ own
fresh u>H Mr. 6reeuleaf thinks tie
Government ought - strike of more
zreenaa, \ aud 1T tAeir iaie men at work
making improvements upon TIE farm -
\ petition = about ~ hc circulated
among fHa people f1r >igner, Ia ak tae
county cammi >>ipuer- - locate urss
ruI8 laa M from his road - Madison
Bridge hy way II ". ". Moore :. reaf
.he village through the taley u i-iWn
hrat house or near That point. IT, taf'
4 RAD epehcd through The valley - Ma
-ou would shorten tis distance 20 uHA
about fur mI.r-. ostr a ietr. r1a4
B. Fletcher S >4H Hsl ship sue four
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01

The towns of Scion aud Bingham have
more than one chance for getting a rail
road communication. The Somerset ha.
voted to extend It's line to those town.
and the Boston & Quebec Air Line Is
about sure TO reach them this season.
Somerset Reponer.
Between the two stools they are more
than likely 10 come TO the grounds an
old adagc. The only sure thing is for all
interests spool issues" and build a road
from Skowhcgan 10 N0rridgewock, then
up the Kennebec TO Scion and Bingham.
All up river would be equally well accom-
modatcd and Skowhcgan better served,
because 1t would then secure all the bust
ness and travel west Of the kcnncbec
which otherwise switches OFF thro' to Oak
land - 1ns0n ddr0cdte.
The program marked out by the Adyo-
cate would suit the REPORTER to Il nicely.
Wehayc repeatedly said that we believed
the correct route IL to follow the kennc-
bee II would be much better for Skow-
hogan and the towns on the Somerset
road and just as well for Scion, Bingham
and other towns above.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
Bethany Ra ptist Church.

\ council 81 sp-s-ea'afIses Of Maine
Basti.t Cburrhe. e.i.,ned in Grand
IN ,..-,5..i.. 5.5.,.5..,..,=,t,,., a, Il,
t43ck \ n lAsif e'is y. III isPfe-
-eHtati9e> frsm e.4IzH - g. follows ::
Portland T. Br4n.W1rt =. na.laMell. L.
,,,.,,.,.. .. xt.t.-,#I ". I.-rsu -.
thlhf up '3aH.ah - :
Fairfield, Bangor. :. IT, council ~
presided oyer ts Ref Jar =. T. MATHEWS,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
Memorial Day at horrideewock.

Decoration bay was appropriately OBJ
served at Norridgcwock. The stores and
manufactures were closed and fags
were displayed on residences and bust
ness houses.
Bates Post G.. A. X accompanied by
the morning where an Grafton was de-
livcrcd by Rev. J. II. Little Of Skowhe-
gan and graves were decorated The
Post returned at noon. In the afternoon
procession was formed, consisting of
Bates Post G.. A. r., the Ladies' Relief
Corps, Sons Of Veterans, school children
with teachers, and citizens in carriages.
After decorating the graves in the new
cemetery, south SIDE, the procession
moved on to the Cong church where an
excellent Grafton was delivered by Com
rade Little of Skowhcgan. The church
was filed with an attentive audience
One Of the incidents in church was two
ladies holding the flag Of our Nation, one
of the ladies' being colorcd, representing
tina: no distinction Of race or color is
recognized under this National emblem
Plants, flowers, flags, etc tastcfully
adorned the church, From the church the
procession proceeded to the North Gem
etcry, decorating the graves there and
then returning to Headquarters. Rev.
Mr. Jones preached the Memorial sermon
Sunday afternoon, Bates Post being pres
cnt The sermon was one of the most
interesting of the season. Rev. Mr.. M
gent, Rev. Mr.. Pepper, and Rev. Dr..
Tappan were present and assisted in the
services.
The address of Mr.. Little was very in
terestng, especially to soldiers. lie gave
a vivid description of the battle of Get
tysburg and drew from it some profitable
lessons.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
Fourth Maine Battery.

Abel Davis Esq of Pittsneld, Pres of
has issued n circular lett to members of
the organization, informing them that the
annual reunion will occur at Auburn,
Tuesday, June 18th. The usual reduction
of rates on railroads is expected, and a
good turnout is anticipated.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01

The Annual Festivals Of the lnitarian-
in Boston are the events Of tho gear. with
them aud this year is no exception 70 the
rule. Ex-Governor Long, Governor
Ames, Col Carroll u. Wright. Of Ma.-a-
chusett-, also DR.. l.. l.. Hale and many
other prominent clergymcn were present
and participated in the exercises and Ger
cmonie-. The attendance was large.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01

Smarling under the disgrace Of the oc.
cupation Of its capital by the German
army, France is FESTIVE and apparently
anxious to take the offensive to regain ii.
prestige as lighting nation. The mar
tial spirit Of the younger portion Of thc
French people is aroused and war at this
time IL strongly probable. This party
now find leader in the person Of Gen
Boulangcr who is in favor of an aggfcs
siyc fore gn policy. 1t will be a sad day
for France when She attacks Germany
II would be n war Of giant powers bu
Germany is much the stronger.